michelle obama said op "good morning america," "when we started, there were a lot of people in this country who would have never thought that childhood obesity was a health crisis. we're starting to see a change in the trends. we're starting to see rates of obesity coming down like never before." she praised mississippi specifically, which according to the robert wood johnson report has seen a 13% drop in childhood obesity. and she said, "when i first went there, mississippi was considered one of the most up healthy states in the nation." but the report actually shows the decline happened between 2005 and 2011. the let's move campaign began in 2010. monday we told you the president's new non-profit advocacy group organizing for action is essentially selling white house access to wealthy donors, something then candidate obama campaigned against. if you get your evening news elsewhere, you probably did not see that story at all. the "new york times" broke it saturday. abc, cbs and nbc had no mentions of the controversy in their morning or evening newscasts. throughout the weekend. or on monda